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COMMUNITY
“FAIR

Sept. 14, 1933
Dinner Served at 12.00

Supper Served at 5.00

Delicions: Home-Made Food with the
Good Old-Fashioned Flavor

GRANVILLE

Community Fair Association

President—Joseph Dickinson
Vice-President—Mrs. Bertha Fox
Treasurer—Mrs. Ruth Phelon
Secretary—Mrs. Dora Barry

Fair Directors

Willard Patton Mrs. Alice Cheney
Pearl Phelon

Departments and Superintendents

General Program M. C. Moore
Baby Show Mrs. Mary Wackerbarth
Junior Canning Mrs. Mary Patt
Canning | Mrs. Alice Frisbie
Junior Clothing Mrs. Bertha Hunt
Household Manufactures Mrs. Ruth Champlin
Food | Mrs. Gladys Roberts
~ Fruit Richard Dickinson
Junior Flowers Mrs. Charlotte Clark
Flowers Mrs. Cora Welch
Junior Vegetables Mrs. Lempie Dickinson
Vegetables . Kenneth Ripley
Honey—Maple Syrup Everett Clark
Dairy Cattle Wallace Banks
Poultry David Brooks

RULES AND REGULATIONS

All exhibits must be in Wednesday evening, September 13, by
7:30 P. M., except live stock. Judging will be done at 10:00 A. M.
the day of the Fair. No exhibit to be removed before 8:00 P. M.,
except by special permission from the President of the Fair. The
Association reserves the right to withold any premiums if it thinks
the exhibit unworthy of them. The exhibit must be made or grown by
the exhibitor only. All prizes amounting to more than $1.00 will be
paid by check as promptly as possible. Prizes amounting to less than
$1.00 will be paid in cash soon after the Fair. No responsibility will
be assumed by the Fair authorities for losses or accidents of any kind
to the exhibits while in place or when en route. No exhibitor to make
more than one entry in any one class, for example: Baldwin Apples
in one class, Carrots one, R. I. Red Pullets one, or Asters one.

NOTE:—tThe Massachusetts Department of Agriculture is donat-
ing Agricultural Prize Money to the amount of $75 for the premiums
in this list. Also 3 rosettes to be awarded in the Fruit, Vegetable and
Flower Dept.

Your Purchases Can Help to

Promote Local Industries

By increasing money circulation in your vicin-
ity, it helps those, who like yourself are supporting
our institutions, paying taxes and contributing to the
general welfare of the community in which you live
and raise your family. It is not necessary to buy
blindly on patriotism to locality at a detriment to
your best interests. It is the manufacturers obliga-
tion to justify your patronage if he wants to sur-
vive. If quality of service and materials or products
‘are satisfactory, the nearer at home one’s purchases
are made, the more the probability that some of
that purchase money will soon find its way back
into one’s own business.

Retail Merchants Division,

WESTFIELD CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE

Program and Entertainment

10:30 A. M.
12:00 Noon
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2-00. P,
2:30 P.
3:30 P.
4:30 P.
6:00 P.
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September 14, 1933

Horse-drawing Contest

Dinner

Social Hour

Boys’ and Girls’ Games

Baby Show |

Men’s Tug-o’-War

Men’s Wood Chopping Contest
Supper

Evening Program at the Church

AN EVENING OF MAGIC

Dancing at the Hall.

Ice cream, sodas, and Fish Pond will be found at the

Hall during the Fair.

“NOBLE & COOLEY CO.

GRANVILLE, MASS.

Established 1854

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Manufacturers of

TOY DRUMS
TAMBORINES
BANJOS
ROLLING HOOPS

Sports For Adults

Men’s Wood Chopping Contest

1st 2nd 3rd
$2.50 $1.50 $1.00

Men’s Tug-O’-War
Granville vs. West Granville
Winning side $0.75

100 Yd. Dash for Men

1st 2nd 3rd
$0.50 $0.25 |

50 Yd. Dash for Women
$0.50 $0.25

ra Nail Driving Contest for Women
$0.25 7 $0.15 |

Standing Broad Jump for Men

Meo... $0.15
High Jump
$0.25 | $0.15

| Potato Race for Men
$0.25 why $0.15

Potato Race for Women

$0.25 $0.15

Minute Walk
$0.30 $0.15

For Goodness Sake!

SERVE

Gibbons Cheese

J. M. GIBBONS’ SONS
Granville
Tel. 8

J. DEGANO & SON.

Granville Center

General Store

Soda Fountain

Ice Cream

Sunday Papers Delivered

Through Route from

Westfield—Mundale
Loomis Street—Granville
8002

Compliments of

R. W. CHENEY

Granville

| Life Insurance Endowments

Annuities

Retirement Income

Humphrey’s Garage
Granville
General Repairing

Accessories _
_Agent for Philco Radios
; Tel. 12-3

CARL ANDERSON

; Building Contractor

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Southwick
Tel. 71

Baby Show

Mrs. Mary Wackerbarth, Superintendent

Ist 2nd 3rd
Class I—Six Weeks to one year $2.50 $1:50 $1.00

Class IJ—One Year to two years 2.50 150) 1.00
Class WI—Two years to five years 2.50 1.50 1.00

Horse Drawing Contest

Ralph Roberts, Superintendent

Class I—Single Horse (any weight) $5.00 $3.00 $2.00
Class II—Double Team (any weight) 8.00 5.00 2.00

Superintendent reserves right to limit the time to five
minutes for each draw. )

No out-of-town horses allowed to compete.

Bank by Mail

HAMPDEN NATIONAL
BANK & TRUST CO.

Westfield

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We Invite you to Bank
Regularly with us
by Mail

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THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
of
WESTFIELD

First National Market

24 Elm Street
Westfield

GROCERIES
MEATS
VEGETABLES

S. L. Meagher J. D. Burke

Groc. Mgr. Meat Mgr.

MAURICE CASEY, INC.

19 Dubois Street
Westfield

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Wholesale and Retail

Milk, Cream, Ice Cream

Established 1896

Tel. 997

Canning Department

Mrs. Alice Frisbie, Superintendent

1st 2nd 3rd

6 Jars Berries—2 each of 3 varieties $1.00 $0.75 $0.25
6 Jars Fruit—2 each of 3 varieties 1.00 Vio 25

3 Jars Jam 1.00 D0 20
3 Jars Jelly 1.00 50 20
3 Jars String Beans 1.00 400i BA,
3 Jars Corn | 1.00 50 2D.
3 Jars Tomatoes 1.00 50 a
3 Jars Greens 1.00 BO -25
3 Jars Peas 1:00 50 dipfity

3 Jars Collection, including
1 each of a vegetable or vegetable
combination not mentioned ;
above 1.00 50 20

Regulations: Exhibit must be in white glass with tops
(except jelly) of uniform size, either all quarts or
all pints. No individual shall make more than one
entry in any one lot. All names must be on bottom
of jars. Open to both adults and juniors.

Household Manufactures
Mrs. Ruth Champlin, Superintendent

1st 2nd 3rd

Practical House Dress - $0.40 $0.25 $0.10 .
Kitchen Apron .40 :25 .10
Boudoir Pillow 40 so .10
Child’s Dress .40 .25 .10
Embroidery (Large Pieces) .40 25 10
Embroidery (Small Pieces) .40 ab .10
Crotcheting (Large Pieces) 40305 225 ELO
Crocheting (Small Pieces) 40 25 10
Patch Work Quilts 40 -25 .10
Braided Rugs 40 20 .10
Drawn Rugs (Large) .40 25 .10
Drawn Rugs (Small) 40 25 .10

Quilted Quilts : 40 25 .10

William F. Lyman _ §. A. Boyce
INSURANCE CLOTHING CO.
Dependable Clothes

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Suits $12.50, $14.50, $16.50
$18.50

2 Main Street |
Westfield Westfield

Robert Chapin Parker Best Wishes to our

Granville Friends
Attorney-at-Law

Notary Public

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WORONOCO SAVINGS
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Westfield Westfield

FARMERS’ COOP. MILK

Compliments of

EXCHANGE
Pecommerowned | WESTFIELD SAVINGS
sky ene Street | | | BANK

Westfield
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Compliments of

J. H. Clark

Insurance

Westfield Cooperative
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The Money You Earn
Co-operative Bank Bldg. is too Valuable to Waste
Westfield Save Some of it

Dairy Cattle

Wallace Banks, Superintendent

Ist 2nd ord

Heifer or bull under one year $2.00 $1.50 $1.00
Heifer, 1 year or under 2 years 2.00 1.50 1.00
Cow over 2 years or under 6 years 2.00 1.50 1.00
Aged Cow over 6 years 2.00 1.50 1.00
Bull (pure bred) over 1 year 2.00 1.50 1.00
Regulations:

Only tested stock allowed.
All dairy breeds competing.
Animals must be on grounds at 10 A. M. day of Fair.

Number of entries per person in each class unre-
stricted.

Poultry

David Brooks, Superintendent

1st 2nd 3rd
Rhode Island Reds (single or rose comb)

Cockerel $1.00 $0.50 $0.30

Pullet 1.00 .o0 30

Pen (1 male, 4 females) 1.25 1.00 75
Rocks (all classes)

Cockerel 1.00 50 0)

Pullet 1.00 50 a0

Pen (1 male, 4 females) 1.25 1.00 75
Leghorns

Cockerel 1.00 50 AA

Pullet 1.00 50 3

Pen (1 male, 4 females) 1:25 1.00 .75

Class for Juniors Only:
Rhode Island Reds (single or rose comb)

Cockerel 1.00 50 a
Pullet 1.00 .50 230)
Pen (1 male, 4 females) 1,25 1.00 75

N.B. See General Rules and Regulations.

Spelman’s _ .

49 School St.
Westfield —

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DRY GOODS

Always the Lowest Prices —

MILTON F. GARDNER

Selected as

Heating, Plumbing and.

Ventilating Contractor for |

New Granville School

Westfield
Tel. 858

P. W. WATERMAN, Inc.

General Contractor
Athol, Mass.

Now Erecting New School

Building in Granville

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Tel. Athol 648-W
Res. 648-R

DORIS BEAUTY SHOP

Co-op. Bank Bldg.
Westfield

Specializing in Eugene

Permanent Waving

Tel. 810

Joseph Nemec
7 Cross Street
Westfield

Antique and Modern
Furniture

Carefully Repaired and
Refinished

Tel. 1669-R

~ T, Battistoni & Sons

Granville Rd., Southwick

Everything to Build
Anything

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Lumber and
Building Materials
Septic Tanks

Tel. Southwick 38

Food Department

Mrs. Gladys Roberts, Superintendent
1st 2nd ord
White Bread ay 50 $0.25 ue 15
MM ISTCAC Se age 50 .25
~ Chocolate Cake : 520
Sponge Cake | roe 25
Pies—1 crust lemon 2 .25
Pies—1 crust chocolate : As,
Pies—2 crust a . 20
Raised Doughnuts 00. 25D
Fruit Cookies... — -« SSP wy ebay.

Sugar Cookies = : pees,
Ginger Cookies : age TZ

Flowers

-Mrs. Cora Welch, Superintendent

Number of
Specimens oe 1st 2nd

24 Straw Flowers $0.50, $0.85

24 Petunias 00 Rt),

24 Cosmos - . : , ; 35

24 Calendulas eee oD

6. Asters — oe ; 15)

6 Zinnias : A343)

6 Gladiolus | i e

6 Marigolds : oD

6 Nasturtiums ; 35D

Best arrangement of cut flowers ‘ BS

Best arrangement of wild flowers ; ‘oD

House Plant (flowering) i -00

House Plant (foliage) : oD

Flower Arrangement 3D
Only one entry of each variety allowed from one garden.

Compliments of

WILLIAM B. ALLEN
FILLING STATION

Southwick Rd., Westfield

Compliments of

Nicholas
the
Florist

Westfield

GRACE L. SWAYNE

Invites her Granville Friends
to visit the New Millinery
Department at
AUSTIN BROTHERS CO.
Westfield

PAQUETTE’S GARAGE

General Repairing

on all makes
Ignition Specialists
A trial will convince you
23 Orange Street
Gar. 8382-W Res. 823-R

J. W. ADAMS NURSERY —
COMPANY

Westfield
Plant Evergreens Now!

Try Louise McKay’s

Homemade Food

McKAY’s DINER

Men and women will find
this a quiet restful place
to eat

near Post Office—Westfield

ALFRED SCHEIP

Upholsterer

Cushion Work
Mattresses Made Over

That favorite chair would
look nice with a new cover

Loomis Block
Westfield
Tel. 906

Marcoullier Brothers
Lumber Co.
Everything for Home

Builders

44 Broad Street
Westfield
Tel. 182

Vegetable Department

Kenneth L. Ripley, Superintendent

Number of
Specimens 1st 2nd ord
Beets $0.75 $0.80 $0.15
Cabbage “75 0 |} cape elo
Carrots |
-Cucumbers

Peppers

Potatoes

Pumpkins

Pods String Beans

Pods Shell Beans

Tomatoes

Turnips |

Squash (winter)

Ears Corn (Field)

Parsnips

Best collection of Vegetables

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Peace hmeeers

Honey Department
Everett Clark, Superintendent
1st 2nd. 3rd

Best Display of Comb Honey
(5 1-lb. Sections) $1.00 $0.65 $0.25
Best Display of Extracted Honey : |
(5 lbs. in one or more
containers) 1.00 .65 VAS
Best Single jar of extracted honey 15 .25 20

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Maple Sugar and Syrup
Everett Clark, Superintendent
1st 2nd

Best Maple Sugar (3 lbs.) $1.00 $0.50
Best Maple Syrup (1 qt.) 1.00 50
Best Display of Maple Products 1.00 50

Fruit Department

Richard Dickinson, Superintendent

APPLES ,
1st 2nd =e 3rd
ClassI Plate Exhibits |
5 specimens to a plate ) 7 :
Baldwin | $1.00 $0.80 $0.20
MacIntosh 1.00 130 _.20
Gravenstein | 1.00 ' .30 .20
Wealthy T.00 “(3 0 cures
R. I. Greening 100 rns cen eral
Northern Spy 1.00 30 | 20
Delicious . 1.00 .30 esl
ClassII Plate Exhibits
5 specimens to a plate
Wagneren 7 05 deele 10
Wolf River 50. 15 .10
‘King .00 15 .10
Cortland | 003 aOLe .10
Roxbury Russet .00 ie BS .10
Class III Exhibits of 5 plates
5 specimens to a plate of the following
varieties: Baldwins, MacIntosh, Graven-
stein, Wealthy, R. I. Greening, Northern
Spy, Delicious, :Wagner, Wolf, River,
King, Cortland, Roxbury “2 OO 1.00 .50
“" PEACHES'
Plate Exhibits, 5 specimens,
all varieties competing 1.00 .30 .20
PEARS
Plate Exhibits, 5 specimens, }
all varieties competing 1.00 30 .20
QUINCES
Plate Exhibits, 5 specimens, |
all varieties competing 1.00 .30 .20
PLUMS
Plate Exhibits, 5 specimens,
all varieties competing 1.00 30 .20
GRAPES
Plate Exhibits, B's specimens,
all varieties competing aia TLO0 10) .20

Regulations: No exhibits shall be entered in more than

one class.

Exhibitors allowed but one entry of a variety in a |

class. |
All exhibits shall be true to name.

_ Junior Canning Department
Mrs. Mary W. Patt, Superintendent

Ist 2nd 3rd

ClassI Open to first-year exhibitors only.

5 jars—3 different vegetables, including
one jar of greens, or tomatoes, and 2
different fruits $1.50 $1.00 $0.50

Class II Open to second-year exhibitors only.
7 jars—2 vegetables, including one jar

of greens or tomatoes

2 fruits .

1 from group (soup, vegetable special,

fruit special)

Jam
Lwvelly -; 1.50 1.00 50

Class III Open to third-year exhibitors only.
10 jars—2 vegetables, including one jar
of greens or tomatoes
2 fruits
2 from group (fruit for salad, veget-
able for salad, soup)
3 different fruit products, one jar each
1 jar cooked pickles 1.50 1.00 00

ClassIV Open to fourth-year exhibitors only.

12 jars—3 of one fruit
3 of one vegetable
3 of one fruit product
Choice of 3 jars, one each (marma-
lade, fruit, butter, conserve, jam,

jelly)

No. 1 complete menu using 3 jars in

your exhibit 1.50 1.00 50
Menu may include jars in 12-jar exhibit, but need
not. 7

Class V Open to fifth-year exhibitors only.

12 jars—3 varieties of fruits (1 each)

3 varieties of vegetables (1 each)

3 varieties of fruit products (1 each)

2 varieties of cooked pickles (1 each)

1 conserve or marmalade

No. 2 complete menus using 3 jars

each with recipes for preparation of

products for serving with

menus 1.50 1.00 50
Menu may include jars in 12-jar exhibit, but need
not.

Junior Vegetable Department

Mrs. L. K. Dickinson, Superintendent

Number of |
Specimens Ist 2nd 3rd
6 Beets $0.75 $0.50 $0.25
2 Cabbage ih, .50 25
6 Carrots .75 50 25
6 Ears of Corn (Field) .75 50 2D
6 Ears of Corn (Sweet) 75 .50 20
2 Cucumbers af A) 50 25
6 Turnips af 3) 50 20
2 Pumpkins aD 00 coe
6 Tomatoes 75 50 .2D
12 Pods Shell Beans 15 50 225
2 Winter Squash 15 00 .25
6 Potatoes Ad .b0 «2D
Collection of Vegetables 1.00 pAES, .50

Junior Flower Department

Mrs. Everett Clark, Superintendent

Number of
Specimens 1st 2nd 3rd
6 Calendulas $0.50 $0.85 $0.25
24 Cosmos .00 “oD 25
6 Dahlias .o0 00 25
6 Gladioli 50 235 25
6 Marigolds .o0 35 29
24 Petunias .00 35 25
24 Nasturtiums .o0 .350 .25
6 Zinnias 00 oo 20

Wild Flower Bouquet 50 090 2D

Junior Clothing Department

Mrs. Bertha Hunt, Superintendent

1st 2nd Srd

Party Dress $0.50 $0.25 $0.15
School Dress -50 gay no
Pajamas 50 ‘2b WD
Shp 50 pels, 15
Bloomers 50 25 15
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Boudoir Pillow 00 25 Pay

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